Bad news for Netflix subscribers: this beloved mommy series is coming to an end soon. The next season will be the last.
The Netflix catalog is constantly being renewed. Lately we have seen new productions arrive such as In the shoes of our animals a very cute documentary, but also the last season of Peaky Blinders series First Kill perfect for fans of Twilight or Keep Sweet: Pray and be quiet which tells the story of a guru father of 468 children. But, besides that, other films and series stop like Workin’ Moms, much to the dismay of the fans.
Indeed, one of the star actresses Catherine Reitman confirmed the thing in a video on the Canadian series’ Instagram account, indicating that season 7, which will be released in Canada in winter 2023, would be the last. : “Like any story, there must be an end. And so, it is with love and gratitude that I announce Season 7 as our final season.” She then went on to say thanks: “Bigest thanks to our partners, CBC and Netflix, for supporting a series that shines a flashlight into the darkest rooms of the maternity ward. To those of you who stopped me on the street, to share your love of the show, I see you. I hear you. And thank you.”
Catherine Reitman talks about the Workin’ Moms experience
In Workin’ Moms we follow four mothers after their maternity leave who have to go back to work… A funny and guilt-free series on motherhood ! Catherine Reitman returned to the start of this production, of which mothers are fans. ” To our amazing fans, doing this show has been the ride of my life. Philip Sternberg (her husband,) and I hit the ground running on the first day of Season 1 with a three-month-old and a two-year-old, as we watched as we moved forward on a mission: to tell the stories of four mothers. imperfect, who dare to be something beyond their homes”, she indeed attributed.
She then said: “Go to work every day, whether in the room with our brilliant writers, on set with our extraordinary cast or on duty with the best production team in the business, cemented in me the importance of telling meaningful stories.”
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